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* Switch to /persist for bt_mac to make so that it's kept even after a factory reset
* Also update the path of wlan_mac.bin in wlan.sh to write to the real mount point instead of the bind one
Change-Id: I250358484a8c8a8ef7f01941eea798c11d6ac4e7
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* In case the hardware mac is broken, it'll turn out being "555555555555" for wifi and "666666666666" for bt, so generate a random one in case this happens
* Do the same also in case the current kernel lacks the shenqi_nv driver
Change-Id: Id9247b563adcb287ea97bc4f25bd1d846c852b8f
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* Turns out we don't actually need to use this as /proc/mac_wifi and mac_bt can turn into normal mac address values just with hex dumping
* Remove bt_mac_prop as we can just set the mac path in vendor_prop.mk
Change-Id: I23665cdd5d39d5e090694cff5a63f55ecb9ea334
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* Bin extracted from ZUI
* Add init.wlan.sh to check if the mac address in wlan_mac.bin is already correct, if not correct it
* Run both the bins on boot completed as wcg can't run earlier
* Label both the bins and address their denials
Change-Id: I7a8001465ec9c3d69bd228efa57dddfdd8e3c6f3
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